Gabriella Jóźwiak is an award-winning journalist based in London. Her work on issues and policies affecting children and young people in developing countries and the U.K. has been published in national newspapers and magazines. Having worked in-house for domestic and international development charities, Jóźwiak has a keen interest in organizational development, and has worked as a journalist in several countries across West Africa and South America.

Gabriella Jóźwiak is an award-winning journalist based in London. Her work on issues and policies affecting children and young people in developing countries and the U.K. has been published in national newspapers and magazines. Having worked in-house for domestic and international development charities, Jóźwiak has a keen interest in organizational development, and has worked as a journalist in several countries across West Africa and South America.

Gabrielle Cahill, MPH, works at the Program in Global Surgery and Social Change at Harvard Medical School, where she focuses on trauma systems development and strengthening in low- and middle-income countries. She works on the PROjet Trauma Haïti (PROTHA).

Gabrielle Fitzgerald is the founder and CEO of Panorama, a nonprofit action tank working to solve global problems through audacious thinking and bold action. She believes innovative approaches and catalytic coalitions are needed to solve the most challenging issues. Her focus is on designing and driving strategies that measurably impact people, organizations and countries.

Gabrielle Fitzgerald is CEO of Panorama, a Seattle-based action tank. She ran the largest philanthropic initiative to respond to Ebola during the 2014-15 outbreak, and was a member of the WHO director-general’s advisory group on the reform of WHO’s response to outbreaks and emergencies.

Dr. Gagik Karapetyan is World Vision’s senior technical adviser — infectious diseases. He has more than 20 years of working experience in the health field and over 10 years of project management experience, including management and coordination of the programs supported by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.

Gail Hurley is an advisor and researcher on development finance, currently with UNDP in New York. She has also worked at the European Network on Debt and Development (EURODAD). Gail advises governments on their financing for development strategies, including implementing innovative finance schemes, and works to ensure that more resources are made available for investing in the SDGs.

Gareth Owen OBE, humanitarian director, Save the Children UK. Gareth began his aid career in Somalia in 1993 and has spent the last 30 years working in the humanitarian sector. He joined Save the Children in 2002 as an emergency adviser and became humanitarian director in 2007. He has played a pivotal role in the development of Save the Children’s humanitarian capacity and in the establishment of successful collaborative enterprises including Elrha, the Start Network, and the Humanitarian Leadership Academy. Gareth was awarded an OBE in 2013 for services to emergency crisis response abroad and has just published his first book, “When the Music’s Over — Intervention, Aid and Somalia”.

Gareth Willmer is a freelance writer and subeditor based in London. His main coverage areas are science, technology and telecoms, as well as how changes and advances in these areas affect the developing world. He regularly works for publications including New Scientist and SciDev.Net, and previously worked as a subeditor for Nature.

Gareth James Lloyd works as senior advisor at UNEP-DHI Partnership, a United Nations Environment Programme collaboration center on water and the environment. Based in Denmark, but with an international focus, his portfolio includes U.N. work linked to the Sustainable Development Goals, technology transfer to developing countries and serious gaming. He has degrees in environmental science and environmental policy.